System requirements engineering: a SysML supported requirements engineering method
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1. Verfasser: Bron, Jean-Yves (VerfasserIn)
Format: Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: London, UK ISTE 2020
Hoboken, NJ Wiley
Online-Zugang:TUM01
Beschreibung:Cover -- Half-Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Background information -- Objectives and structure of the book -- Acknowledgments -- PART 1: Requirements Engineering -- 1. The Requirements Engineering Process -- 1.1. Background and main definitions -- 1.2. Requirements engineering process -- 1.2.1. Requirements engineering and ISO 15288 processes -- 1.2.2. Requirements engineering and ISO 29110 processes -- 1.2.3. Problem versus solution -- 1.3. Requirements engineering process and modeling -- 1.4. Engineering processes and project management -- 2. A Method for Requirements Engineering -- 2.1. Proposal of a requirements engineering method -- 2.1.1. Requirement diagram -- 2.1.2. Block definition diagram -- 2.1.3. Use case diagram -- 2.1.4. State machine diagram -- 2.1.5. Sequence diagram -- 2.1.6. Activity diagram -- 2.2. Define the system framework -- 2.2.1. Goal -- Contents -- 2.2.2. Define the system framework using SysML -- 2.2.3. Systematization and verification -- 2.3. Define the system life cycle -- 2.3.1. Goal -- 2.3.2. Define the system life cycle using SysML -- 2.3.3. Systematization and verification -- 2.4. Define contexts -- 2.4.1. Goal -- 2.4.2. Define contexts using SysML -- 2.4.3. Systematization and verification -- 2.5. Define uses -- 2.5.1. Goal -- 2.5.2. Define uses using SysML -- 2.5.3. Systematization and verification -- 2.6. Describe the use scenarios -- 2.6.1. Goal -- 2.6.2. Describe the use scenarios using SysML -- 2.6.3. Systematization and verification -- 2.7. Define functional requirements -- 2.7.1. Goal -- 2.7.2. Define functional requirements using SysML -- 2.7.3. Systematization and verification -- 2.8. Define non-functional requirements -- 2.8.1. Goal -- 2.8.2. Define non-functional requirements using SysML -- 2.8.3. Systematization and verification
2.9. Ensure traceability -- 2.9.1. Goal -- 2.9.2. Ensure traceability using SysML -- 2.9.3. Systematization and verification -- 2.10. Conclusion -- PART 2: Case Study, Application of the Method -- 3. Definition of Stakeholders' Needs -- 3.1. Case study -- 3.1.1. Context of the case study -- 3.1.2. Structure of the SysML project -- 3.1.3. Presentation of the results -- 3.2. Definition of needs -- 3.2.1. Define the system framework -- 3.2.2. Define the system life cycle -- 3.2.3. Define contexts -- 3.2.4. Define uses -- 3.2.5. Describe the use scenarios -- 3.2.6. Define functional requirements -- 3.2.7. Define non-functional requirements -- 3.2.8. Ensure traceability -- 3.3. Stakeholder needs definition documents -- 3.3.1. Use a document template -- 3.3.2. Use a list of needs -- 4. System Requirements Engineering -- 4.1. Case study -- 4.1.1. Structure of the SysML project -- 4.1.2. Presentation of the results -- 4.2. Definition of system requirements -- 4.2.1. Define the system framework -- 4.2.2. Define the system life cycle -- 4.2.3. Define contexts -- 4.2.4. Define uses -- 4.2.4. Define uses -- 4.2.5. Describe the use scenarios -- 4.2.6. Define functional requirements -- 4.2.7. Define non-functional requirements -- 4.2.8. Ensure traceability -- 4.3. System requirements analysis document -- 4.4. Requirements management -- 4.4.1. Fundamental elements -- 4.4.2. Management workflows -- 4.4.3. Use in student projects -- 5. Integration with Other Methods -- 5.1. Context -- 5.2. Integration with the Harmony SE method -- 5.2.1. Modification of the project structure -- 5.2.2. The Harmony SE method and requirements engineering -- 5.2.3. Definition of stakeholders' needs -- 5.2.4. Analysis of system requirements -- 5.2.5. Conclusion -- 5.3. Integration with the Arcadia method -- 5.3.1. The Arcadia method and requirements engineering
5.3.2. Definition of stakeholders' needs -- 5.3.3. Analysis of system requirements -- 5.3.4. Conclusion -- 5.4. Integration with the CESAM method -- 5.4.1. The CESAM method and requirements engineering -- 5.4.2. Definition of stakeholders' needs -- 5.4.3. Analysis of system requirements -- 5.4.4. Conclusion -- References -- Index -- Other titles from iSTE in Systems and Industrial Engineering - Robotics -- EULA.
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